Cycling Events

Celebrate biking and walking. Coffee, bagels, safety checks, minor bike tune-ups and free bike bell installation.

This intermediate level tour offers a sample of the area's best trails and features rides through almost everything the Willamette National Forest has to offer. You'll ride along cool, clear rivers, through beautiful alpine meadows and ancient old growth forest. Cost includes guides, camping and meals.

This intermediate level tour offers a sample of the area's best trails and features rides through almost everything the Willamette National Forest has to offer. You'll ride along cool, clear rivers, through beautiful alpine meadows and ancient old growth forest. Cost includes guides, camping and meals.

Learn about bike safety and maintenance before enjoying a fun neighborhood ride. Finish the evening in Holt Park and enjoy a free showing of 'Nanny McPhee'. Wear a helmet and bring bike lights.

Three full days of unequaled single-track riding with fully supported ride options that leave from camp. 500 miles of the world's best single-track trails, hundreds of cyclists, camping along the Willamette River, three meals/day, free beer garden, free demo bikes, clinics, mechanics and more. Also August 17-19. Register early.

Enjoy a slow paced 3 mile ride through town ending at the Willamalane Adult Activity Center for ice cream treats and free bike tune ups from Hutch’s in Springfield.

A family fun ride with trailers, trail-a-bikes, Xtracycles, tandems, oh my! We'll ride legal, safe, and hoot it up. Helmets are heavily encouraged (and legally required for the tikes). Location rotates per month. Check website for details.

Celebrate biking and walking. Coffee, bagels, safety checks, minor bike tune-ups and free bike bell installation.

An all-day tour, covering six separate trails. Descend 17,000 feet and climb another 3,500 on this advanced trail. Minimum 5 riders required.

Second annual Rolf Prima Tri at the Grove at scenic Cottage Grove Lake. Sprint & Olympic distance triathlon for beginners and experienced triathletes alike.

Downhill Mountain Bike Races where gravity and sanity intersect. OBRA sanctioned. Open training on Saturday. Races on Sunday.

Designed for parents & kids, this 3-hour class will guide bike riders in law, skills and technique to build awareness and confidence for riding on the streets. Topics covered include: how to perform a bicycle safety check, helmet fitting, bike sizing and basic traffic skills to be safe on your bike.

Three-day, non-competitive bicycle rally open to cyclists of all kinds. Weekend ride options include two supported centuries, local bike industry factory tours, wine tasting and more.

A three-day weekend of riding with other women. Push yourself and hone your skills in a fun and supportive atmosphere while experiences some of Oregon's finest singletrack. Groups are formed depending upon skill level. For intermediate to advanced rides. Limit 25.

A bike ride with 4 distance options – a full century, a metric century, a 39-mile or a 10/20 mile ride. Rest stops with food, water, mechanics on site, SAG wagon support on the three longer routes, and more. A special blackberry pie and ice cream treat at the end of the ride.

This class is an informative presentation that will teach you how to lube a chain, fix a flat tire in record time, and make other minor adjustments to your bicycle.

An all-day tour, covering six separate trails. Descend 17,000 feet and climb another 3,500 on this advanced trail. Minimum 5 riders required.

Join Trips for Kids-CAT for a discussion of the variety of trails perfect for youth and families, and anyone that wants to get off the road.

Three full days of unequaled single-track riding with fully supported ride options that leave from camp. 500 miles of the world's best single-track trails, hundreds of cyclists, camping along the Willamette River, three meals/day, free beer garden, free demo bikes, clinics, mechanics and more. Register early.

A challenging tour showcasing Lane County offering an Olympic, Sprint and youth course for participants of all ages and skill levels. Come out to swim, run & bike through beautiful countryside.

Enjoy this scenic ride on part of the High Cascades Scenic Route on this full-day paved ride. Experienced staff will lead this tour of this stunning scenic corridor. Helmet, a bicycle in good condition, and some riding experience required. Ages 30 and up.

This class is an informative presentation that will teach you how to lube a chain, fix a flat tire in record time, and make other minor adjustments to your bicycle.

Biking & hiking through the trails, jumping in the river, spending the night around the fire & under the stars will all be part of this adventure. Guides & all necessities provided. Register online.

World's first Driathlon - you don't have to get wet. Event features 1000 meter stand up paddleboarding, 15 K bike and 5 K run.

Downhill Mountain Bike Races where gravity and sanity intersect. OBRA sanctioned. Open training on Saturday. Races on Sunday

This intermediate level tour offers a sample of the area's best trails and features rides through almost everything the Willamette National Forest has to offer. You'll ride along cool, clear rivers, through beautiful alpine meadows and ancient old growth forest. Cost includes guides, camping and meals.

Celebrate biking and walking. Coffee, bagels, safety checks, minor bike tune-ups and free bike bell installation.

This intermediate level tour offers a sample of the area's best trails and features rides through almost everything the Willamette National Forest has to offer. You'll ride along cool, clear rivers, through beautiful alpine meadows and ancient old growth forest. Cost includes guides, camping and meals.

An all-day tour, covering six separate trails. Descend 17,000 feet and climb another 3,500 on this advanced trail. Minimum 5 riders required.

Choose from one of three rides then enjoy a breakfast of pancakes and/or waffles, juice, and coffee for a $5 donation. RSVP on Facebook: “Pancake Breakfast Ride with GEARs"

The Farm-to-Farm Century isn't just a bike ride. It's 100 miles of beautiful, backcountry roads and sweeping Willamette Valley landscapes. It's several hours of unforgettable times with 99 other like-minded cyclists. It's discovering local farms and enjoying healthy, natural, mouth-watering edibles.

Whether your motivation is saving money, improving your health and fitness, beating traffic or reducing your carbon footprint, this class on bicycle commuting provides practical and effective solutions to some of the challenges and barriers you may face.

Fun kids bike race through Eugene. The course will run along Cheshire Ave near Skinner Butte Park and will be grouped by age. All kids participating will receive a Kids Race Ribbon, special kids' prize drawing ticket and goodie bag.

A point-to-point race covering 55 miles of Oakridge mountain biking trails. This is a course that is as much about testing your skills as it is about testing your legs and lungs. Also enjoy locally made organic food, music and cash prizes.

Bring the kids out to enjoy a day of biking in Oakridge. Event features guided rides, skills clinics, shuttles, races, food, live music, ecology and trail building for this day of youth centric mountain biking. Presented by Fat-55, GOATS and REI.

Designed for parents & kids, this 3-hour class will guide bike riders in law, skills and technique to build awareness and confidence for riding on the streets. Topics covered include: how to perform a bicycle safety check, helmet fitting, bike sizing and basic traffic skills to be safe on your bike.

Breakfast at the Bridges is designed for path users and commuters to grab a quick bite to eat and a cup of coffee, meet City staff, learn more about transportation in Eugene, and get a bicycle safety check all at the same time.

Cycle ride around beautiful lakes near Cottage Grove. Choose from a 25, 50 or 100 mile ride. Enjoy picturesque views no-matter the length you choose. All bike rides start and end at Bohemia Park. Course closes at 5 p.m.

Large multi group single track mountain bike ride. Groups divided based on each individuals desired pace. Social ride, not a race. Post ride food, beverage, and bonfire provided.

Come join the Disciples of Dirt on our March Happy Ride on the Middle Fork Willamette Trail. This will be a true XC ride. Everyone is welcome. Happy Rides are about smiles...not miles. Nobody gets left behind and everyone has fun! Whether you're fast, slow...or stuck in the middle...come ride your bike on trails and enjoy one fine backyard!

It's been five years since we started our family friendly bike rides and it's time to celebrate! We'll have food, treats, presents, music, games, some show-and-tell, and loads of bike fun!!

Are you ready to Du or Tri your endurance Oregon Coastal style? Swim Woahink Lake, cycle through agricultural county, run through Jessie M. Honeyman Park paths & finish on the dunes at Cleawox Lake.

100K and 60K scenic bike ride beginning and ending at Armitage Park in Eugene, OR, with a 2K Parade for People in the park. Parking will be free and you can enjoy music, food and fun at the finish!

Explore the West Eugene Wetlands by biking, rolling or walking the Fern Ridge Bike Path between Bailey Hill and Terry Street. Receive a Wetland Passport you can have stamped at each booth for your chance to win prizes. Fun for everyone!

A 7 mile bicycle ride around Eugene, uniting riders to share in the joy of cycling. Honor the past, celebrate the present, and empower the future of women in cycling. Costumes encouraged!

Breakfast at the Bridges is designed for path users and commuters to grab a quick bite to eat and a cup of coffee, meet city staff, learn more about transportation in Eugene, and get a bicycle safety check all at the same time.

Premier recreational riding and racing event and largest Gran Fondo in Oregon. Start/Finish, Expo, Beer Garden (free post ride meal/brew) & Raffle at Bohemia Park in historic downtown Cottage Grove.

Kids will learn new skills, including how to position their bodies correctly and balance their bikes with confidence while navigating trail obstacles, gauging speed, tight turns and corners. Shuttled rides are expected to include Flat Creek, Aubrey Mountain, Larison Rock and Alpine Trail. We will also offer guided rides starting from Greenwaters Park down the Salmon Creek Trail and rotating skills clinics.

June ride is our very special (and popular) family bike camping adventure! It's the perfect way to kick off the summer.